Russia’s rapid intervention in Kazakhstan provides a glimpse on how it will act on its periphery and in areas outside of NATO. Read more...

The American Security Project (ASP) is pleased to welcome Jessica Olcott Yllemo as the new Senior Fellow for Climate Security.Read more...

The goals in the joint statement could provide a starting point to help the current tense security environment while at the same time strengthening the authority of the NPT.Read more...

As we look at the world in 2022, there are a number of challenges and vulnerabilities for American national security and foreign policy that are well known, and we are more aware of various points of interdependence as well as fracture and divergence.Read more...

On December 16, the American Security Project held an on-the-record conversation entitled “What’s Next for Afghanistan.”Read more...

On December 15th, the American Security Project and Alaskan Municipal League held a virtual discussion on the risks climate change poses to Alaska. ASP President Brigadier General Stephen Cheney, USMC (Ret) spoke with Executive Director of the Alaskan Municipal League Nils Andreassen about the impacts climate change is having in Alaska, the ramifications it has on U.S. national security, and potential regional solutions.Read more...

The European Green Deal, proposed in December 2019, signaled an aggressive change in European energy policies. All 27 European Union (EU) member states pledged to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. By 2050, European demand for oil and gas will likely be insignificant as the EU transitions to clean energy. However, the journey to net-zero is riddled with uncertainty because of Europe’s heavy reliance on Russian gas exports. Read more...

ASP sent a letter to President Biden calling for more robust American global immunization leadership.Read more...

As 2021 comes to a close, the U.S. should work to unite its international partners in addressing several major security challenges with potential nuclear consequences.Read more...

At a time when there are no shortage of foreign policy and national security challenges, not having Senate-confirmed officials in place severely compromises American national security.Read more...